This story is complete. My new novel, The Emperor's One and Only After Rebirth, is expected to launch in May. Please add it to your favorites~~
[Story Blurb]
Lu Zhenzhen comes from a distinguished family. Her father is the Vice Minister of Censors, and every day he leads people in impeaching the Crown Prince. Her aunt is a Noble Consort, and she spends every day making trouble for the Empress.
Everyone thinks the Lu family is making a move for the position of Crown Princess.
Once the Crown Prince ascends the throne, you're all done for. That's what everyone thinks.
Yet in the thirty-seventh year of the Great Xia era, the Crown Prince takes charge of the government, and his very first act is to ask for a Lu daughter in marriage.
As Lu Zhenzhen climbs into the bridal sedan, Lord Lu sheds tears like a fierce tiger:
"That little brat Qi Yan! If you have a problem, take it up with me. How dare you seek revenge on her? What a disgrace to the name of a gentleman!"
Lu Zhenzhen also thinks her future looks bleak, because at this very moment, another red bridal sedan is being silently carried through a side gate into the Eastern Palace. Seated inside is the person Qi Yan has cherished for years, the one he truly holds dear.
*A story about two clever fools, both utterly serious, stumbling their way into love.*
Next book launching at the end of May: The Emperor's One and Only After Rebirth. Please add it to your favorites
[Blurb]
Ming Jiao is reborn.
In her previous life, she fell in love with Xun Yan at first sight at the imperial horse ranch. She was even willing to give up the throne of Empress just to enter the palace. But the emperor's heart was cold, and Xun Yan never trusted her. When the Ming family army was wiped out in the mountains, she was sentenced to die by poison.
When she woke again, she was back on the day she first received the emperor's favor after entering the palace. Ming Jiao no longer showed mercy. She made a cup of poisoned wine with her own hands and invited him to drink it.
But as the strong wine went down her throat, she realized that her own cup had been poisoned too.
You vile Xun Yan!
As she faced death for the second time, Ming Jiao bitterly regretted not making his death more painful!
When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the days before her marriage. This time, the new emperor overruled all opposition and personally drafted an edict making her Empress.
Ming Jiao: Fine. Let's see how I kill you this time!
Xun Yan is reborn.
He was murdered twice, and each time after his death, his spirit drifted through the palace and saw the unloved Consort Ming follow him in taking her own life. Deeply moved, he made her Empress as soon as he woke again.
This time, he will never doubt her again. He will find the culprit who killed them and share the empire with her.
But on the night of the imperial wedding, Xun Yan looks at the familiar poisoned wine in his cup and falls silent...
*Between the two of them, there are 800 clever schemes. After their secret identities are revealed, they both devote themselves to killing the other.*
Premise: Join hands and strive forward to build a better nation!
This Princess Won’t Associate with Fools
The Bright Moon Returns
My Ex-Husband Went Mad (Reborn)
My Wicked Disciple Turns Evil Every Day
I Only Want to Be Empress
After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Helped the Villain Rise to Power
My Cousin Is So Charming
I Hear the Empress Wants to Seduce Me
A Few Random Notes
Your Highness, It's Time for Bed
Where the Phoenix Nests in the North (Part One)
Old Songs, Everlasting
You should say it in advance. What does it mean to suddenly stop?
Good guy, I thought I could talk it out, but when the misunderstanding dragged on, it just became annoying.
I feel like a lot of things haven't been explained clearly. Help... It's so confusing.
Isn't it possible that the Ninth Prince is really a woman?
When did you send Duan Ruoyu away? Where did Tian Wen come from so much nonsense?
The male protagonist is so kind to the female protagonist, he has spent all his money for her, and done such things for her. The female protagonist still thinks that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist. She is really heartless and blind. The male protagonist is too pitiful. He is still chatting so enthusiastically with other men.
How come the heroine is written like an idiot? It's so obvious that she doesn't even know that the hero likes her, but she can see it clearly when looking at others.
After seeing this, I don't want to read it. I feel like it's a waste of money. I feel like someone else is writing it. The more I write, the worse it gets.
This misunderstanding is difficult to resolve. The male protagonist's misunderstanding or cruel words in other novels would have sent him to the crematorium...
Omg! Isn't the Ninth Prince really a girl?!